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21,583. Jones, E., and White, D. Oct. 28. Carding-engines.-Relates to means for securing card clothing on metal drums or rollers used in carding-engines. Strips of metal 3, having projecting pointed teeth 4, are secured in longitudinal, spiral, or otherwise arranged grooves cut in the drum, and, as the fillet 5 is applied to the drum, it is secured by reason of the teeth 4 penetrating the foundation from behind. Circumferential grooves 6 with corresponding toothed strips 7 are arranged near the ends of the drum for holding the fillet firmly at these parts, the grooves and toothed strips 7 being deeper than the strips 3, to allow of the latter crossing the strips 7 as shown in Fig. 6 ; 11 are metal plates which are screwed to the drum for holding the ends of the fillet. The strips are secured in the grooves by pressing, rolling, or other suitable means.
GB190121583D1901-10-281901-10-28Improvements in Mounting or Securing Card Clothing on Metal Drums or Rollers used in Carding Machines.
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Improvements in inv's patent n. 451.683, for improvements in the construction of employment for fiber carding machines. (Machine-translation by Google Translate, not legally binding)
New or Improved Means for Grinding the Teeth of Cylinders used in Rag Pulling Machines and the like, also Applicable for Turning Cylinder under Covers.